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The condo lifestyle is catching on in North America, especially for people who want to stay central and enjoy all the perks of big-city living. The catchphrase these days is "build up, not out," as big...

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Canada's premiers are nearing a deal aimed at clearing a path for pipeline projects in exchange for new environmental commitments, such as potential pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions, people familiar with the talks say.

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The National Energy Board has slapped pipeline builder Enbridge Inc. with $264,000 in penalties, with most of that sum stemming from safety and environmental hazards related to maintenance work on an oil pipeline in Manitoba last summer.

Enbridge Inc. says it's exploring a number of low-cost expansions to its pipeline infrastructure to keep crude oil moving while various larger-scale pipeline proposals remain mired in legal and regulatory delays.

Rick George doesn't miss being the chief executive of Canada's biggest energy company. He saw his fair share of downturns during his 21-year reign as CEO of Suncor Energy Inc., and fought off opposition and adversity to build one of Canada's largest companies.

The Toronto stock market advanced for a fifth straight session Friday amid data showing solid economic growth in Europe and an unexpectedly strong performance by Canadian manufacturers. The SP/TSX composite index was ahead 36.29 points to 15,264.81, its highest close in almost five months.

With costs for the long-delayed and not-yet-approved Keystone XL pipeline escalating to $3 billion, the president and CEO of the project's proponent TransCanada Corp. said other firms may want to think twice before proposing new projects that would cross the U.S. border.

Facing increased pressure from rail cutting into its business while the Keystone XL pipeline remains under unending U.S. review, TransCanada Corp. said Wednesday it is planning to diversify into the oil-byrail business within months, improving its customers' ability to connect to its sprawling North American pipeline and storage network.

As senators in Washington, D.C., prepare to vote Tuesday on Buy American and no-export amendments for a bill that would approve TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline, support for the much-debated oilsands line may not be as widespread and deeply felt as previously thought, accordingly to the results of a new poll.

Shippers are selling pipeline space from a key Midwest oil hub to the Gulf Coast for a fraction of its cost as narrow spreads between global and U.S. prices reduce refiners' incentive to transport crude.

TransCanada Corp. president and CEO Russ Girling said Friday it would be "naive" to assume the Keystone XL pipeline's opponents would stop challenging the project now that the Nebraska Supreme Court has come down with a decision.

Four months ago, Michael Binnion had plans to virtually quadruple his company's natural gas production and drill wells in its Montney land over the next two years. But as natural gas prices have collapsed, so too have his expansion plans.

Rising hopes that a new Republican-controlled Congress could finally force the approval of Canada's Keystone XL pipeline were dashed Tuesday as U.S. President Barack Obama vowed to veto a bill approving construction of the contentious oil pipeline.